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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-16
An Imperative NECESSITY.

What pure air is to an unhealthy
locality, what spring cleaning is to the
neat house-keeper, so is Hoods Sarss-
harll'a to everybody at this season.
Inc body needs to be thoroughly
renovated, the blood purified and vital
yea, the germs Of disease DESTROYED
Scrofula, Salt Rheum, and all other
Glood disorders are cured by Hood 5
Sarsaparllla, the most popular and snr
cessfui spring medicine. 4
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Montana Railways

HELENA, August 15.-Colonel Clough
of the Northern Pacific, has returned
from q survey of the line between Boze-
man and Butte. which line is to be built
a. once. This will shorten the line
nearly 100 miles between these cities,
and will be the main line.
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Cable Clicks.

LONDON, August 15.-Owing to the
exodus of the Conservative members of
Parliament, government will find it
necessary to abandon both the allot-
ment and educational bills.
CoNsTANTiNoPLE, August 15.-Later-
The fire at Scutari has been extin-
guished. One thousand houses and
churches were destroyed, and two
women and a child were burned to
death. Thousands OF persons are
homeless.
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The Whole story Discrsdited.

HALIFAX, August 15.-Regarding the
reported sinking of an American fisher
man by a Canadian cruiser, it has
been learned positively that the
report of gun was heard
in Buchtuche harbor some days ago
between and in the morning. The
story then goes on to say that a man
came to the village from the shore with
the story that an unknown Dominion
fisher cruiser had dismantled and sunk
an American fisherman vessel, going
down with every soul on board. The
story is discredited.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-16
The Most inexperienced Girl

can. with Rough on Dirt" do as nice
washing and ironing as can be done in
any laundry. Boiling not necessary un-
like any other, Rough on Dirt" can be
used in both washing and starching;
you need have no fear in usirg this
article; tree from vile alkali, it does not
rot, yellow or injure the finest fabric; ;
clears, bleaches, whitens. Rough on
Dirt" is the only article that can be
added to starch (hot or cold) it gives a
good body and beautiful gloss. Ask for
Rough on Dirt" 10 and 25c. packages.
All first class Druggists.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-16
Engineers. On a ntrike

Ell PAso, Tex, August 15-Engineers
on the first and second division of the
Mexican Central road struck to-day.
The cause is supposed to be the dis
charge OF one of their number. This
division extends from the City Of
Mexico to Calara, which is a long
stretch. The company expects to get
enough engineers TO run the passenger
trains Tomorrow. The men on the
northbend have not yet gone out.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-16
Manitoba Creps.

WINNIPEG, August B.-The crop bull
letin of the Manitoba department of
agriculture, just issued, shows that in
dicstions all pointto very large return
throughout the province. The wea ther
is very favorable and the wheat harvest
IN full swing.
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Tho Order Revoked .

WASHINGTON, August 15.-The Score
tsry of the Interior to-day revoked the
order of withdrawal of indemnity lands
for the benefit of the Atlantic & Pacific
Railway, and in long letter to he
mmissioner-general of the land office
directs that they may be restored to
settlement und the presumption and
homestead laws.
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Well, who Carea3

ST. LOUIS, August ia movement
is on foot among prominent members
of the G. A. r. in Missouri and several
other western states to make General D.
R. Grier, of this city, chairman of the
in-chief of the order for the ensuing
wear
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From the Capital.

WASHINGTON, August 15.-The Comp
troller of the Currency to-day author
lied the First National Bank of Eppner,
Oregon, to begin business with capital
of $4,000.
The President has appointed William
Parsons, of Hartford, Conn.,, special
agent to atlot lands in severalty to the
Indians at the Umatilla Reservation in
OREGON
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The Regular Thing .

Z CoNsTAETINoPLE, August 15.-A great
confagration is raging in Scutari.
Many hundreds of houses have already
been destroyed. A high wind prevails
and the hames are still spreading.
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Worse than the Patiolanicus Case

Ell PAso, Tex. August 15.-Wm.
Caldwell, attorney, and @. Re. Smith,
editor OF the Republican, met in front of
the Herald Office this morning. Both
were armed with six shooters; insults
passed and they fred simultaneously.
Caldwell was wounded in the thigh
seriously. The trouble arose about ar
ticles IN the Republican rejecting on
Caldwell and his -lsw, Alder
man Hague. Smith gave bonds.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-16
Floods Illness.

SAX FRANCISCO, August 15.-John w.
Mackay arrived here, to-day, and left
Immediately for Menlo Park to meet his
partner, J. G. Flood, lying i'll at thai
place.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-16

THAT tired feeling and loss of appe
tite are entirely overcome by Hoods
Sarsaparilla, the peculiar medicine. Try
it and see. 9
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Bed-Rues. Flies.

Flies, reaches, ants, bed-bugs, water
bugs, moths, rats, mice. sparrows, jack
rabbits, gophers, chipmunks, cleared
out by Rough on Rats" 15c.
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ACTIVE ACCOUNTS SOLICITED
PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENTS

AAA'S1A AZ SORrA1oA OEsOEN1Ss
new YoRK-Importers aad Traders Ma.
tionsl Bank, Chemical National Benk
KO1ntze Brothers.
CEICAGo-Commercial National Bank,
81. LoUIs-States Savings Association.
KANSAS CTTY-Naional Bank OF Kansas
City.
OMAHA-Omaha National Bank,
DENVER-City National Bank, Denver Ma
tiClal Bank.
EVANSTON, Wyo.-Beckwith& Co.
O6DEE-Commercial National Bank.
HELENA, Mont.-First National Bank.
BUTTE, Mont.-First National Bank. Clark
& Larabie.
HALEY, Idaho-McCornick & Co.
BELLEVUE, IdahO-G. A. Mccormick u Co.
ELKo, Nevada. Henderson.
SAN FRAECIsCo-First National Bank, The
Croker WOODWORK National Rank,
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Tho Prince of Wales

BERLIN, August 15.-The Prince Of
Wales arrived at Hamburg to-day.
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MCCORMICK & Co.
B a N Il e r. -
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH AND
HALEY, IDAHO.

Careful attention given to the sale OF Ores
and Bullion. We solicit Consignments.
guaranteeing the Highest Market Prices,
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fers on leading cities of the United States:
also furnish Sight Drafts or Remit Funds Is
London, Dublin, Berlin, Copenhagen, Paris.
Stockholm and all other prominent points
In Europe at Lowest Rates of Exchange,
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collections Made at Lowest Rate

Execute Orders for the Purchase or Sale of
Stocks and Bonds at New York and san
Francisco.
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CHICAGO AND DETROIT A TIE.

AsBURY PARK, N. Y. August 49,
League directors have allowed the ap-
peal of the New York club, and ordered
their disputed game at Detroit. to be
repeated in the September series. This
makes Chicago and Detroit tie.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-16

NEW YORK, August 15.-New York II,
Metropolitans /.
PHILADELPHIA, August 15.-Athletics
7, Brooklyn 8.
CLEVELAND, August Is Cleveland 3,
st. Louis 15.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07

The FACT that this city enjoys ad.
vAntAgss for bui!dIng iron ships supe-
rior to any piA,s in the United States
has been demonstrated In the past 10
the satisfaction o. every one, and soeci.
mems OF the work OF the III Ariau &
Holllngsworth Company and the Pusey
81 Jones Company can be found in
almost ell parts Q. the world. Con se-
quently thls industry, furnl,hlnx en-
pioymsn. TO thousands OF our citizens,
10 OF the greatest i'm por..nce. The
question, however, in:rudes issel, upon
us, how long will 1t be p,ssi BILE for
these great industIies to continue With.
out rsmovipg their works2 The OBJ.
struotions in the Christians are be-
coming grea.er every year, and
although many thousands OF dollars
have been expended by the national
government In dredging the channel, i,
seems to have but little effect, and we
do not believe that ths creek is as deep
to-day as 1t WAS one year ago. The
crookeiness OF the Christian IL
another thing that no. only operates
against our ship builders, but also
against our com meroe, and we believe
that In the end 1t would bs Q matter OF
economy, and opera.s greatly to sd.
vance the prosperity Of this city, II q
canal was Gu. from the foot OF Fourth
street to the Della ware river.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07
M ore Bad streets,

The gutter on Market ttreet, Yves,
side, betweer Font md Second, ,e IN q
very bad condition. II has caved in,
leaving q hcle In which the water ano
filth from above collects and remaius.
IL ahou!d be fxed g. once, AZ 1t is uoi
only caDgerous place TO teams bul
aLo to the health OF ihs people LIVING
near there. The paveu cot OF the SOC II
side OF Fourth street between Msrks,
and soipley is also in q bad condition.
Pipes have been laid and the plncr
paved ever before the dirt had time &c
a'ttle. IL has nov settled apd l,ft a
iolo" PROBABLY tiI inches deer. AT
the corner OF FJurth and HSrset streets
II q pile OF LtoneF, which are left ith
cut any danger signal whatevtr. Many
other places are equally is bad.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07

TEE payroll Of the presidsut and
members Of Ooancil II again creeping
mp, and lest night vas reported -
being e342 % for The month Of 0spism-
Der. Daring thst month there were
Ave mestings, which, II every member
had been present At esoh, would amount
70 sbou; el25; add TO this about $40 for
the salary OF the president and the
ohAirmsn Of the committees, aud de-
duct the amount from the pay roll, u
shows thas about e177 wAs paid 10 some
OF the mem bers for committee msetipss,
but who those mem bers are the pu biic
will robsbly never know, ~ the pay
roll vas not read, and never In, uuless
some mem Der calls for It. Messrs.
Quinn and Sharkey will have to keep .
sharp lock out, or the roll will be as
large % IL vas IN the pAlmy days OF =
year ego.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07

CHIEF JUSTICE CoMEGYs never
spoke tru,r words than on Wedues.
day, When In his opinion In the Ran
dali case he said that policy playing
was the most psrnicious kind Of gam.
bling. II ts . species OF ga ming In
which all classes can and did indulge.
and Its Inf uen :e was tar-spresdinR and
wide. Even lizzie children man sssd to
obtain pennies which they invasted In
rows, while In the case OF mea and
women money was frequently sunk In
those dens that was needed 70 procure
food and clothing for their children.
We know OF several cases tha. c.ne
under our notice, no; only las. winter.
but during previous winters, where
persons applied for aid to the different
charitable associations, who were
spending every cen. they could get in
policy. II seems TO be an inherent
principle with some people to engage
In games OF chance, or to invest In
some scheme which promises much Tor
little, and the more ignorant and su uper.
shious person 10 the more likely this
feeling Is 70 predominant, consequently
1t was from this class, who as gen eral
rule are always poor, that the policy
sharks reapsd their creates. harvest.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07
NOTES.
Streets Cut Up by Tracks

The connection of the electrical branch
of the City Passenger Railway. with the
m Ain line when compl ted will cover the
vicinity OF Tenth and Market streets with
q net work of track This thing Of max
ing the stree of the city resemble shit
ing yard by covering them with tracks and
switches should be stopped. 1t is a nuisance
because 1t spoils the looks OF the streets
and also makes 1t difficult for a wagon
or carriage TO turn the corner. The
same is the case with Fourth aud Market
streets where the Fourth street branch
connects with the main line, and the same
will be the case wherever q branch line
is constructed. II this Is allowed TO 20
on the mex. move will probably be to
erect switch towers on the corners and
employ telegraph operators to signal
teams that the street cars are coming.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07
The Hedge Pence.

Mr. Herse5 Ia passing 70 day among
the farmers IN the vicinity OF Christian a
Village, IN order TO promote the inter
ests OF the Dayton Hedge Fencs Com
pany. He has bad some ninety rods oi
hedge dressed and wired on the farm o!
David j. Murphey, near Newark, sni
will wire some twenty five or thirty
IotB on the fa'n OF Joseph Dean, IN
order 70 illustrate it's superiority over
the old system. He has procured O
number OF tubscribeis 70 the stock and
10 very much encouraged, as he be
lieves that hs is cJnferrirR q bepe
ft upoB the county. On Thursday next
another delegation o. farmers win 20 to
Trenton to view ;hs he'd xss in that vi.
cintty, ss it seems that thete Is nothing
like . personal Inspection to con vim CT
men OF the utility Of this systsm In put
un2 down and managiog hedges.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07
Taxing the Land.
raHtng the Land.
Tbs adherens OF Henry Gsorgs are
90 infatuated that they fancy that the


Ths adherents OF Henry Gsorgs are
90 infatuated that they fanny that the
adoption OF his doctrine Will prove q
psnscss for every Ill that affi cts the
com immunity. The assessment OF the
land In order 10 raise the entire amount
OF money required 10 support the S.ase
and National Govern mont wouli not
prove 20 grest . blessing - they inax-
ina Very few farmers can realize 6 per
cont. on the amount they have In vssted
In their farms and stock, and TO im pose
an additional tax on the land would
lead 10 their impoverishment, II not utter
ruin, unless there could be . corre-
spending advance on farm products.
In either event the grea. mass OF labor
ers would be mi ured rather than bsne-
dtted, There should be IN eff1r. m ,do
70 relieve the farmers OF their burdens
Instead o! adding 10 them. There Is no
other class o; men shat work 90 hard
Tor 20 little money, and those who be.
wall their own lot should ponder long
before engaging in the cultivation Of
che soil. unless they possess . fair
amount OF capital or are backed by In.
q aenslal friends.
Every man should be encouraged 10
become lsndholdsr, rs thereby he will
bscoms more Interested In the sta bllity
OF the government. and the good OF the
community. t. impose IN additional
tax on the lard would discourage men
with families to support. and operA.s to
the disadvantage OF the entire popula-
ton. Whenever the great bulk Of
taxes is collected from lAndholders We
may lock for their I'm mpoveris Ii men. and
the stsgna.!on OF all kinds OF trade.
There arc other m odes to prevent land
monopoly than BY taxation, and Henry
Georges followers will soon be CON.
vincsd OF the fslAoiou mess OF their
ideas In this respect.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07

1T Is to be hoped tbs. the Republican
Executive Committee, viii Oh meets to-
morrow afternoon, will ina upurats
some plan for the reorssniz ,tion Of the
party, 80 that 1t will be In order for an
active campaign. Wilmington la q
Htpublioan city, and II the proper Of.
Tort 10 made Mayor and Council can
ps elected next ] une, but 1t will mot do
10 proor rsstiAAte. The registry law
goes into effect before the next cisy
election, and no name will be placed
upon 1t unless the applicant can pro.
ouoe tax receipt. Next March the
delinq ueut list will be prssen ted 10 the
Levy Court, when, as usual, number
OF names will be dropped as errors, con-
sequently 1t is necessary that every Gil.
1sn who wishes to es,aoe being dis
ranchised, should pay hi, tax without
delay. This Is sucb Vital matter
that the executive com ni,tee should
not only give Il their esrnes: considers
zion, but prepare to act, and tha; at
once.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07
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brown FROM q Wagon

DR.. Qulnby, q son cf DIR @ Qlfnby o.
td,s city, VITO resides at WeeS Grove.
Chester County. Pa, was riding out on
Taesdsy Las. Nitu a young lady when
the front axle beoie and tho horse sei
on al fr speed. After rurniug about
lC0 yards he turned into lape, when
he collided with q gate port, break in 9
the wagon badly and landing the doc.
tor and his lady fFienn upon the Rro1pd
with such force as to btuisa them con
eiderabiy, but luckily they escaped
without any bones being broken
Another vehicle was procured and they
proceeded on their journey.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07


THE report Of the city treasurer. as
presented to OouIcil las; night, sho VISA
balance In bank to the credit OF cur
rent expenses OF s132. TO SO, apaipst
1hlon several orders were drawn our
Va the evening. o. this amount con.
siderAbIy over s1o0 900 will be requir,d d
curing the remaining eight mon.h a.
toe nsoal year to pay the monthly A.
preparation to the Board Of Eiu,,t,on
tne police aud mis- ,ellaneous paJ-roIl,
ana the seni-annu.l appro opriation to
she hfenen, while the remA nder even
with what will os collected 1 will s,sroa n
1y be sdffi ,isnE TO NEST the in.ersa, liz
take up bonds falling due, and nav
bills. II therefore 'olio VS. tnat n, ia..
an almost niglardly economy Is Ir.
ticed, an over1rat, or temp psrary lo.n
will have To hs msie before tbs Il raj n
July, and this In face Of q taxrae q
81 70; verify this II Democrat, econ
omy exempl,f a ed.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07
Teiegrsphy on Moving Tra,ns

The Consolidated Bail way TslesJ aph
Com pany yest. .rdsy exhibited to 2 Dor.
ty OF ocut three huodred slectiicians
Its sy stem of teiezrsphlng 70 ard from
moving trs,ns. now In use on tae Ls
high Valley road- between New Y1Ik
aud Easton. Thomas a. Elisop, tn
ventor OF the system employed, was
with the party, and all the experiments
were rnccsssful. There Is no metallic
connection between the train sud the
lfne wire, Induction" tranpu, ,ttins the
message from the roo! Of The car to ,he
telegraph line twenty fee, or more DIE
taut.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07
Phnadsl1AiA wumingtar 3 Bal
Hmors Railzpad.
J1no lolA, lo0


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~, II " II u . m. - .. n. . 70 and T.ti
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For West Onssssr, via I.snokin, go ssa
u .. NJ, % md % p. m.
Icr r:uark tOensrc) and intermediate
hsa9sns = q . m. - y and n p. N.
: n, ~ and II % p. m
Re,timcrs and Bay Lins. 0p.n.
baltimore and Wsahinaton, ~. a. . 0.
Y % y g = n. = o. sIi'. , a, ist, Il,
Traias Tor Dsi.vsrs Division ,...s ,sr:
New Oastls, %, . .. N, 10 q, : %, Q o..
: q p. m. and Il cs night
0sofEssowA and Loves, Q % ,. n, and Q q
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E.H!:s. :: ior Asrr,nsss,, $50 .. N. We,
..Prss. ior Dover. H.n.assoa aas u.
yrsntiin Oily. $50 .. n.
Express for ospe Charles, Old Point Cer,.
'oft And Norfolk, II % night
Leave Philsdslphia, Brosd ssrsst 10,
waminssor ~ ~ tsspr.s:!, Il y, sse, Ia ir
Z %. SOC, 9 II, o7, . 81, II % .. n.
Accommodaaon, %, 10 % .. NJ. 80, 90,
'H' sH' % sse 10 oa nc % and II a. .. z.
SUNDAY TK aINs,
Ior rnil.delphia tsxprsss), 2 90. . u, a,
Accommodation, siI n. Is 10. iM
. 70, 20. ". . 70 p. m.
Kor Ohssser texprsssl, : ls,s 10. II q q. N.
, y ! % snd 80 p. N.
!Aeeommoaasion, . u .. n. Il 10. 80, i. ls,
! Z, ~. IL 81 .. m, = II, 81. .sss, is asd
ri wsss oasssss, VA I.snor,., sIs.. n,
ri Ssps Ua.rl.., OLD Poin, oon,or. A.d
For New Oassie. MiddIstown, CLAYTON,
Dslmsr. II % night.
hsitinors ano y wasn,assen, l Is, ts, . %,
70 M @ en; u o, 40 sndI q >. n. Bau.
Leave Philadelpnis, Broad strsst, for WI
. m. os.s II, and II %, D. N. =
Acccmnodation, 8 ss, 10 = 8. n, Il %, o,
10. sss and II 81 D. N.
Trains rnayrsd thus (s)ars limited sxpsees
apss shsnh srsra fsre 70 ehArxsd.
ssrrsd 70 the tiokss ofnos & The sIstion.
General Passenger Axsnt.
% y. r'au scnsrs, Mase~W.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07
Da,IRtnna Ft.n

Powell will have another lot OF deli.
cious fresh feb on hts stalls In tie Third
street market tomorrow, among tbtm
being Cape May goodies. black Ash bins
fish, founders. haddock, cod Ash, white
Dish and cat fish. The stalls will be cpen
until 10 O'Clock at night. ~"
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07
AnnIuar,rru I.n..,

The sixth anp;Versary Of ,he Bo,v
Trinity Guild Will bs held In tbe "a
swedes' church th!s eyeniuz A. 2 "a
O. lo2k. The annIa' report will be r.nd
by the secretary, and a sermon will he
delivered By tee Rsv. David Howard
rector OF Calvary church. Al are oo,,
daily IL vited to attend,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07
I'm thu SHticI,b.cn

maltiply the sPenic attractions of our
btandywine ny 10 600, and IL viii give
fcn a1me Idea what roy al fsast swsirs
you nexi Thursday, when you acooon.
Switchb back. ~ w
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07
WAIARAKURDs

and such a hanging out of
rare and fne Furs as you
have very likely never seen
before. A great variety Of
Fox skins--silver, cross,
blue. red, gray, white.
All our Seal.skins are
carefully selected, OF the
best London dye, imported
direct, and made up in cur
work-rooms--the biggest
we know OF hereabouts.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market streets
and City hall SQUARE
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07

NOTICE-A rI9Hr SCHOOL, WILL
1N be opened at tcht oil building No. o,
sth and Wolisston stretts, for organisation
spd enroll ment, on Fri iby evening next, at
30 o'clock, ana on the following Monday
for regular session.
l.. Il. JONES,
=. Y. BETS, Uomu fttse.
J. FRANK hUTH, car
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07
ths = nn.ns,

tomorrow proraises to be fsir and
rtahtly warmer, Similar condition,
Will probably prevail on suujay.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07
- .
PAFafnAI

MISS Annie E. Walsh, of 916 Wet
ol1th street, has returned home this
1rtk aiter a vacation OF nine weeks tn
hicnneld Springs, New York,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07
GET Tho BESY FGlI|

Farmers Of New Castle OouH'T' )"
you now to ubscribs for stock IN w
Castle Coanty Hsdge Canpsa''
holders have the lest advantages
agents Will call upon yeu son TO r. r."
your subscriptions. The COMPANY N,u
assurdly b, organized this fsli;lo lO.n
have stock in It. ANY Information ~.
ton to either fence or stock will % "
fully given BIZ either OF ths u'uv 1v',9,
addressed to the Clayton House, wiz
ton. DeI. SAMUEL JOHNSON
SOLOMON HERSsf.
THOMAS ROBINSnN'
ROBERT McFARLiN,
SEQ II agents layton Hedge ] o0Ip,..]
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07
Tree p anting Time,

fTult, thado end ornamental trees, best
quality and all OF tho desira lle varieties.
.iees piantel "a the sisy and suarantte d
TO" y the tins W send In orders. WILL.
NJ y. PETERS, office No, 8 W. Tib.st.
VI r. W. drawer, no. 10, city. s2e ecd.2m